Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Common
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 1) Distribution and abundance : Widespread and very common Habitats : Various, can appear almost anywhere Flight Period : Possibly two long protracted broods and can be recorded at any time of year. A small peak occurs May to June with a larger peak late-July to mid-October Larval foodplants : Various herbaceous and woody plants - found locally on Nettle Final Catalogue : Everywhere at light, sugar and ivy-blossom in September. A pupa, dug at Sproughton on 6 February 1894, emerged on 27th of the same month (cp. Ent. Rec. 1894, 71). Wingspan details : Forewing 21-25mm, Wingspan 45-52mm Identification
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Ipswich (4.v.2004) © A Prichard
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